Incorrect Handling of Bearer Token with trailing space in openidc_get_bearer_access_token#538
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Summary
This PR improves the
openidc_get_bearer_access_tokenfunction by trimming whitespace from headers and ensuring proper validation of the extracted access token. (Fixes #537)Changes
trimfunction to remove leading and trailing whitespace from headers before processing.nilto""sinceheader:sub(divider + 1)always return a string."") rather thannil.Impact
These improvements enhance robustness and prevent potential issues with incorrectly formatted headers.
Test Results
After these changes, the unit tests improved from 498 successes / 11 failures to 503 successes / 0 failures.
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